Difference between revisions of "Assembly:Composable"

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Composable basically means "from many into one".

When assembling two component BioBricks, the result is always a new BioBrick that can be used in future assemblies. By being composable, a BioBrick may be created that becomes more longer and more complex in function, but the practical work of extending it remains identical.

Composability is one of the key features of BioBrick standard assembly.

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	When assembling two component BioBricks, the result is always a new BioBrick that can be used in future assemblies. By being composable, a BioBrick may be created that becomes more longer and more complex in function, but the practical work of extending it remains identical.		When assembling two component BioBricks, the result is always a new BioBrick that can be used in future assemblies. By being composable, a BioBrick may be created that becomes more longer and more complex in function, but the practical work of extending it remains identical.

−	Composability is one of the key features of BioBrick [[Assembly:Standard_assembly standard assembly]].	+	Composability is one of the key features of BioBrick [[Assembly:Standard_assembly\|standard assembly]].